News Woman busted smuggling 350 Nintendo Switch game cards in her brassiere — Chinese customs officials intercept smuggler at checkpoint

[Admin]

A woman arriving in mainland China from Hong Kong was found to have 350 Nintendo Switch game cartridges stuffed into her bra.

Woman busted smuggling 350 Nintendo Switch game cards in her brassiere — Chinese customs officials intercept smuggler at checkpoint : Read more

 

[PEnns]

"Chinese customs officials at the Liantang Port got more than they bargained for when an unusually busty woman was spotted among the incoming passengers."

She wouldn't have been noticed in the US. There so much silicone walking around....😎

 

[oofdragon]

She wouldn't have been noticed in the US. There so much silicone walking around....😎

Which is so ugly tbh.. and unhealthy. Natural ftw

 

[thisisaname]

Totally different version of fun bags 🤯 🤣

 

[Giroro]

What is the point of running a story like this?

 

[usertests]

What is the point of running a story like this?

It's very mysterious. We may never know.

 

[Udyr]

What is the point of running a story like this?

It's Butts talking about busts.

 

[umeng2002_2]

To all the wannabe smugglers, just remember that it's not a lie if you believe it.

 

[ivan_vy]

What is the point of running a story like this?

cheap clicks

 

[Joseph_138]

"Chinese customs officials at the Liantang Port got more than they bargained for when an unusually busty woman was spotted among the incoming passengers."

She wouldn't have been noticed in the US. There so much silicone walking around....😎

If it was the US, she wouldn't have to smuggle the game cartridges into the country. Video games that aren't approved by the CCP are illegal to own in China, but there is still a demand for them, so some people are willing to take the risk, and pay large sums for games that we pay $50 or $60 for. Where there is demand, there is a black market.

 

[PEnns]

If it was the US, she wouldn't have to smuggle the game cartridges into the country. Video games that aren't approved by the CCP are illegal to own in China, but there is still a demand for them, so some people are willing to take the risk, and pay large sums for games that we pay $50 or $60 for. Where there is demand, there is a black market.

The issue (since you're mentioned US vs China..), and in case you didn't read, was not the smuggling part.
But the fact that her big chest raised suspicion.

From the article: "...an unusually busty woman was spotted among the incoming passengers.".

In the US, where enlarged chests all over the place ... this wouldn't be a suspicious thing.

 

[King_V]

What is the point of running a story like this?

It's tech related, and hilarious.

Hey, some of us are quite appreciative of absurdism.

 

[Phaaze88]

If the lady had distributed some of the 'fat' to her waist, hips, and butt, she might've stood a chance.

 

[COLGeek]

As this went completely off the rails, it has now been closed.